HTC is back with a bang

Meet the all-new Vive Eagle AI Smart Glasses — ultra-light, AI-powered, and stylish.

Here’s everything you need to know about HTC’s latest leap into wearables 👓🧵

💰 Price & Availability

Price: NT$15,600 (~₹45,500 / ~$520)

Available only in Taiwan (for now)

Sold via Taiwan Mobile & 2020EYEhaus

🌍 Global launch? Still unconfirmed.

⚡ Design

Weight: Under 49g (super light!)

4 color options: Berry, Black, Coffee, Gray

Zeiss UV400-protected lenses

Minimalist, premium look

🛠 Key Specs

Snapdragon AR1 Gen 1 chip

4GB RAM + 32GB storage

12MP ultrawide camera (3024×4032 photos, 2016p@30fps video)

Beamforming mic array (1 directional + 3 omni)

Open-ear stereo speakers

🤖 AI Features

Built-in AI assistant

Powered by Google Gemini or OpenAI GPT (beta)

Translate signs/images instantly

Voice commands for photos, music, reminders

Real-time Q&A

🔋 Battery & Charging

235 mAh battery

~36h standby, 4.5h music playback

Magnetic fast charging:

1–50% → 10 min

80% → 23 min

🌐 Connectivity & Durability

Wi-Fi 6E, Bluetooth 5.3

IP54 dust/water resistant

Works with iOS 17.6+ & Android 10+ smartphones

📌 Why It Matters

HTC’s Vive Eagle is going head-to-head with Meta’s Ray-Ban AI Glasses.

✅ Lighter design

✅ Faster charging

✅ AI versatility

✅ Long standby time

📊 Quick Recap

Feature Highlight

Weight <49g

AI Assistant Gemini / GPT beta

Camera 12MP ultrawide

Battery 36h standby

Water/Dust IP54

Engagement

Would you wear AI smart glasses with no display but full AI brains?

Or do you still prefer a traditional AR/VR headset? 🤔

Reply below 👇